Work that body!

My point: Learning to walk with a walker calls for upper body strenght which I have little of. If you've lost some of the weight, then it's time to get that body in shape. So my friends, work it, work it, work it. I should we starting to walk again & go to rehab a week from tomorrow- WOO-HOO!
Happy Week-end!
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on 3/13/11 8:43 am - Des Moines, IA
on 3/13/11 8:43 am - Des Moines, IA
I will wish you fast healing and better days ahead.
You are so right in the fact that upper body strength is important with the use of walkers and crutches. I take care of a lot of Ortho patients and some people can't even sit upright in bed when they have had a knee replacement done. No core strength etc.
Okay, I'm about to do the 30 day shred now. I'm tired, but gonna do it!
Kristi
You are so right in the fact that upper body strength is important with the use of walkers and crutches. I take care of a lot of Ortho patients and some people can't even sit upright in bed when they have had a knee replacement done. No core strength etc.
Okay, I'm about to do the 30 day shred now. I'm tired, but gonna do it!
Kristi